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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
GUdiidMS88e Stemeta attf 0cU 9Iadj
IaR RuDeu VI. Gbttuatt'S.

Gintinnati, o, l6. 6ebruar. - gu
Dem giumIaIIe bcs befanuten PttanthropeH
Guten 81. Gprtngsr geb6reH 11,OOO Attjen
Der ,,6iucinnoti, Indianapolis q .Youis-G BIZ
cagcey" uro 0er yPinstnrgs Bo,t 2Sdguez @Ris
cugotr @iientabu." auf bieie gttttH itnO
'eiI 1881 ieine GouutasSteuern be3ablt nor.
rem. Ser @ouug PrOTurutOr bat aber fiir5
lid eutdiebeu, cas- Gle Nttieu ftsuerpiltaug
Fno, uno Die Gouutn 0eb0roeH berIaHgeu
nun $l5O,0CO ritdfdnOige Steueru. 4uois
tor s. R0ine bat fb nit ben Staatsbeamtea
in gserbineuug 9ei5bt, I'm b,n Steuermertb
ter Qitien ganaU isffteuen III f5aneu. Die
9luQeleGcnbeit miro Obue 3meifel Surb bic
Geridte euNgiiItiS erlebi9t 10 erbeH mtiHeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
gtebut6rgte.

Chicago, I6. 5ebruay. - 8iuODit5:
3ufutr 5000, SerieuOung 1000; Brel)e 0art'
ITteu 5mii9eu $I.75 uu6 s.. ShmeIHe:
3ufubr $4,000, SerIenouHg 10000, BrtIle
0ariirteu Bnidsu $3.50 nab 1915. -
Sdaafe: 3uiubr 4OOO, gerien5uug 1000;
Breils partirteH Bpiibsu $3.50 uuo $3.50.
Ct 4Oui8, 16. 6ebruar. - 8ino1te9:
3ufubr 400, 8erienOuHg -; Brelie bart'
irttu 8piiheH $l.90 uuO 81 -SapetHe:
3uinbr 5000, 8erleu6uug -; Bretle
Uurtirten Smiideu $40 uno S5.40. -
Sdaaie: 3ufubr 1850, Serieuoung -;
Brejie Uarilrteu 1Uiihen $3.50 uuo S4.9O.
@ufzgibertp, Beuui., l6. Bebruar.-
&tubbieh: 3ufubr 95, 8erIenbuHg lO4 ;
Breiie Oariirteu 1rDii9eu s. so uH6 S5.I5 ;
Ghmeine: 3uiutr 2OOO, &erieuouRg 22O0;
Br.iIe oarijrtoH JDiiden $4.75 uub S. .85.
Saaafe: 3uiubr 1000, BerieuOung l4OO.
greiie Uarttrtgn Buiibeq $3.50 uuS $500,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
tirherf6, ir,rii1 flttlff ae1i .

chicago, Sus., 16. 6ebrHar.-8ie Don
GronS &r0Iiug, StOup SsloGe, Bnumaa
un6 SiOsG sGhicGgO begreuite SegeuO III Ourdl
bos raIfe SdmeIjeH oes S6uee's inter
Bafier aeiett mOrOsu, uno uameutlid in
GHS chicago, rpefIid BON Der Baltimore
Sbio.0 uu6 u6rolid BON Der pBtttsburg'
Rort. gBanues Subn,0 III GROCER cd lOeu eut'
fian6en. Sin GROCER &bsiI Nss iiberidWemm-
- GStnhtthriia Ii MN Ynlen hPmnhnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
Dev 8elOusrgt.

Wtm- NoriI IG. SebTrar. T0Igenle3
huo bic SdIu6uotiruE5su: @e!0 OfiHste so
- mn idlo8 81 BlOj5ut. -- Stgyliag
gEttAsl SI86l - $500 aui 90 Gage Uao
$l.ss .-S48ss an Sidt. - 8Hu6e5 .CJl.
gatjoueu pr0j. 1908, 44.pro3. no.,
pro7. 12Ss.-&fuau: 4bam8 Grpr55 I42,
gerucI EaciTjc 81, @bei.sCbio s, grie &ae
oitto Frior Il gafe= =Shore 94g, yt.z3. Sen
uol Il, W.=2Eefsru lI4s, Ditto BrJor I3O,
gh-Y. Geutral l19s, GbiosWtHiFppi 264,
ojtto Eri0r IS, 4jttsbmg $50, 9teaotug 36i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
Gtuc Meue braGenbe GttUer to
HIerFPn.

GagIt.EoB, Ger, 10. 6t.grlr- - 5H
BitOras Jisgros. Nierllo, ,rl' bsu!t be
glQalidlt Elm, ooB Die NegilruT3 oe5 2'ao-
te5 @Gnhuila cine gCfafeucr non Pgo5ent
an uutS gj3aH bum, sjH'dG.fi4 oer geaa
lenuoli0tbe, cusg5IdUlbgH bIJt. Die Soul-
leute jtaicits Der @reu3e En0 p64R b.ltirst
uro Ui,le ttCItH SorbCrtItUrqeH, rad 1"t3S
Iber-ufjeoelu Slide @slhli.alehte III
4iebrcs 6eQrds mijro1u uutsr Gle'er Heun
Steuer $500 bis $1,000 pto &ctr ahBlr l4tln
ittiatn Ahaaben ;u be.Qhlen hattH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
@cTemfe Str0fe,

getiu, Sa., 16. 6ebruur.-@otttieb uuO
eofbariue @tantcdli. pelGe Der i6euBlideu
9iisbonbIuug ihres i0sjdbrI9eu @ORuss
IfnI6io befuHoeu puroeu, hobeH ibr llrtbeil
srnbfaIasu. Gs lGutst auf Sabre 3uht
bous-6us bBdlfe GrnimaB. 8es armeu,
1erirHppelttu SuuasH bat it4 Elm bieFger
Grebi9er aHgeuonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17

bsy- gBie 9laienre9eu unO glorgeHtbau
auf l5latt uuo 5lume srfrIiheuO eiHmirteu,
10 duB6rt fd Der giRhuB Der HdrrtiAeu 6os
idinaaSeit aufs geieItge gebeH. Seoer
gisuid bat Gin gut StiddeH Rarretbei nit
ari ten 2Gben8meg belommeH - 8a8 bewetl
bic 3eit Der Raefenider3e. Gold udrrl-
iaem Ereiben bat Srau Annette g8 n
tel 6OI5bauieH in meitgebeH6her
6Orm 8oridnb geIeifct nit ibrem arOBeu
gasten @ar6erObe gelhdit in III l 3,
Siiba @utup StrnBe, allmo it6 Elm
Eager Der ieiuiieu Serreus uH0 DameH @ar.
osTobe beiiubet, aus mel9sm iIlr biuiges
@eIO ieber @eidmOdSyidtuug &e4aRRg &C.
trageu mer6eU fauH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
40. GOnsrsb. .-Swdts sisaws.
etuator anrpie'B aRanpat. Ser %suat
uimmt SIs Sin Ium Sau lsbH ipeItsrss
ntuCr GvitasIdiifIe an. - 8sSabtRtBTsieF
1u Gbrcu UGFItorbeRer Eenatpreu.

gBaibington %. g., l6. Sebruar.-
8 m 9 EN- al unterbreitete Der SorIBsr oas
yanaebIi6e" gPanbat 6e8 6rn. 9aui0 &urpte
ais BunoeSienator tiir SHoiunn aui Sabre
bonn 4. NlGrS b. s. an. 8as Dtauoat, mel
DIES pom @oHoerneur uuo Sraatsietretdr
Oou SnOiaua untersei1uet 1T tuurbe aui
Gntrag scars (ltaii.) Dem &Omite ftir Bri'
oil,gien uno 8nbleu iibsrmielsu.
6oar Ylaii,) rief ieiuen geIerH eiugebradlz
ten 8ei6lHB auf, tpelder oa5 &Omite fir
griUeljqicn uu6 ggablen iniruirt, Al err1its
teIu, o6 Bunoesbeamte I'M tueflIihen 9iltrift
BON SeraS oeriudlt babeu, eiueu Druid auf
bic borgelabeuaH 3eugeH bejiiglif Der llnters
iu6ung itbsr bic @abluHrubeu in Bai6iHgs
tons@ountb, Ser., ausSuubeu. Der 8si4luB
iuurSe nit SO gegeu 10 StimueH anseuontz
men.
Der Senat i6ritt oann Sur meitereH grs
ndquug Der Cameron i6en Sil, rpeldje ben
Ban sebn nener StGblfreuser bori1reibt, uno
bas gefieru bon Dale Gre aHgebotene
&meHoement in 8eSug auf 0te Sdueut9telt
Der III bauenSeu Sabr5euge tDurSe palltrt.
DtebTere an6ere aneueemeute put0eu ges
neblniat NIB Die 8iu banu angeHommsn.
3ieielbe rerOronet, OaB Die ueuen Sreujer,
au8idlieBid3 Der Geuanuuna, uttt itber
$I5, 1000, COO tOfteu uno 6GB fe i'm Stanoe
iRin iouen, 20 SHOteu pr0 SnH0en III ma.
den. Sir bic 8ennfinuug Der neuen 9rte9Ss
idiiie 0ertuiuigt be Bill T4,S00,OO0. 9ret
Der TaGr;euae iCuen am Sole bon ytetitO,
brei am Stilleu Dteere uuo pier an GtlaHtIs
ldeu 9ssaH gebaut Wer6en.
8ie Oale'idle Bill 3ur SerltQrtuH3 Der
GlOtte gelangte 3uudd}f Sur SerbauoIuu9r
uue eiEe Iange 8sbntte eriOl9Ie, mad melder
bic Bill biz aui 2Heitere5 pteOer 3urltdJeIe9t
uurSe.
Blair (Jt.-6.) bot Erauerbei5liilie III Be
;ua aut Sen SOB isiues Gouegen giie oil uHb
belt cine 9lebe Bu gbreu OeS angeoeHteu Ocs
&erIlorbeneu. giadl0em nod berIbieoeue
anoere Serren GbuliGe aHpraden gebalteu
batteu, sriol9te nm 4.4O Selta9ung bis NOR
gen.
Sm RePFaientantsahGWIs
nuroe bei6loiieu, ouf ben 0aus= 9lmsuoe.
meuten ;u Der Sra6ebollars Bill g5u beife9eH
uno Die anssIegeubeit eiHem @onierenj 60
mite III iibermeiieu,
Belmont (R..2). J pom Gomite fir ausmdr
tige GngelegeHbelten berid)tete 0le SenatSbiQ
In Sejug Gui 9tsprehalien ge8en Canada nit
einem Sutftitut 3uriid, melteS gum 9rude
beoroert iuurtc. Belmont tiiuoiste an, oaB
Ct bo8 t0auS am ndhfea gEittmOd eriuden
ptlOeI uUct OK OIu9e M NIlHTtGCu.
Su Ger WOrgenilunOe murbe Die Seuat5s
biu, melds bic Sal6rs Der 5ebu 0tUiiJOn5,
@bels i'm general. yanoamt auf ie $4,000 pro
Sabr erhUbt, cine StInoe lang beiprodeu,
iebodD ui6t erltOigt. yfadOem nod UsridIc'
oene 3outiue. @elddfte Oerbau6elt morOeu
mareb, idriIt oas 0aus I'M 2 llbr 3u Der auf
beute anberaumten geba9tuiBfeier 81 @breH
5obu u. gogau's. Sbomas (Sus.), 6euoers
cn (Sus.), NlcSinIeg o., 5laH6all Ga )
unb anoere IitgIiebsr bielteH geeiguete De-
bcn, porOuf fi6 6aS 6aus nm 6.15 Oertugte.
Srau 9Oean unb ibr SObu uabmen w0breub
Ser @ebddtniBfeier SiBe auf Der @augrIs
6eS Spredlers eir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
Gas Grnu3j2 totr SVnaWtter ttt
hnSNeE

S0N Traujt8l o. l6. 8ebrIot. = 9.
&. Stila8 uuo $. s. Dean t0ErCeu leuta alS
Die mutbmoBIIheu Geriiber Der turil'Aen
2quamlt @rploEoueu auf Den cutter Tuo
@earpfraBen SubslbabEcn 0sr5altet. 2en
Grfertu nabm bic EOlijti beutt illll rtlt, ais
CT gcract I'M ge9riiie Uar, cine 2qHlmIt-
Romte auf bGs @tleUe 5U leger. IsaH
Eouo Id.ou IaHge I'M @eroa1r, sluer Der &9=
rcmitsr III ieiu, uub ais bGl tlHar uadl Der
EtIba5.uug StiIlS' in itiuer 2Eo3uHH9 uor-
gaucmmeueH 6au5ludung cine N.aautIiat
GGnauit nuigeiuHben mGr0e, l.iolste aIb
Ieiue TsERabme. 8tioa 3tiangtne lanotH
f1Hter in 3jsrfeE Der Gab2l0agH,r. Sie
leucu.N lbre Sdulo uuN g,beu por, uid}t oo5
@eriu1I!e ucH ben @rplOhoueu su mlneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
0eNratSct tllIS tpie0et il0tt 0ttta6lt

0tu,gOrf, IS. 6sbruar.-9er @uions
tomeTer ,9Bisconfn" aus GUerpool fubr heute
mdhreno eints bitteu yIebeIs aut Der duBss
rem Rarre, IS Dieileu Ditlid BON Sire So
LAMB, fef, murbe iebOd gesen llbr ytaG'
mittaes obne erbeblid)e BeiddOiguus nieoer
lott Enb Iette ieine 6abrt ua4 Neu' 9Ort
fort. Der 9aupier b0tte $50 Bahaglere uno
-on GsGde 9Snffinfen ON Borb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
Of,,s Ssiu Reaeu F,l Die 7raffe.

atlanta, @a., lG. 6ebruar. - s. 6.
Beifer puroe Dor etItheu 8ageu inl 8oli3eia
qeridt peaeu elmer llsbertreTuHg res BrOai-
bitiCnegeieses I'M $50 geitraft gr appel
Iirts an bas Gtabtgsritt, uHO als er beute
and in ieuem TribuHaI iberfabrt purOe,
lee.e itm Rl4ter S0warG 5aa Gppg cine
@eiebuse Don $1,000 aHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
9tt RW0bc tUtr0c ttitec0am9t.
@eoenflthts BranonttaLaa.

8etrott, giif., l6. 6ebruar. - Die
6rfiuer ipielteu geitern in Dem SeItautsIabsn
aen Ban Sftu, une in Bolge ReiieH iliirlte
zine Fonne Ben3ir, peId)t aRf benz EfeH
fane, I'M. Sine @rplofOu IriOlgte, uuo bic
trenuenoe Tlii1Fgleit ergOB fdl iiber Ole Sin
tsr, Iomie iiber BEN Fh in Der gi5be befiuOens
ben 5lrn. 6Ofiner. Die 6leineu, elm Ytdos
den oon 3 uuo Sipat 6uaben bon , mo 8
5abgeu, lUnie ibr 8atIr tcu9eH idIimme
BruuNpunOen 0nUon.
tSpatu)- 9ie trei Giuber ija0 l9ren
@grletunaeu ,rleaen, uuo Gudl 0tr &ater
llegt IN tritii4em 3ufauoe earnl5oer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
80 9eIfell lItlfdllNnlln

sirft oi, trda,H. oltfrdniii6eu poy0ieu 8laRcr DC
Gcit, Urb btiHqt un5 Seniors Bndfer, gIaes
6eiien Gr5euguiiis moosTIer meeijinii1eI 2eliisn7
giadabmurgeu uuter d9UltCp ntngsuoet Raugsu yWz
Tdf uHO Uetiauac oa5 8sujou'i9g BHaatC.
t37, ,B20, ,W1i, SAP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
9fe St0OttU0ill ilI y 8btIaeelpbt0.
Sic vSiIdbtrfiIra8e tna OaS Eager
bfcT

GOrnutc, Cnt., 16. EebrIar. .-GrafuS
&lmau aus Neps 9Orf pObute beute abeHo
aIs SAT eiusm 8aufett Der biefgeu pam
belslammer bel uub bitlt bel Der @elegenbett
ejue GteSe, in pelher er bic beOauerIihen
&tiultate auseiuanbsr ieete, Die fir Canada,
mje iilr bic Ser. Staaten eHtiteben muBteu,
i'm Tdue bic 6iiqereifrase gu elnem 8LHt
iiitrtH iollte. SIN Qauie isiuer Rebe Oertibte
tt 81, mibig ieiuiouenbe Ssmerfuug, oaB bic
ausidlieBnng Der cauaeu4en 9erle oas
Eier in ben Ser. Staten oertbeuerH uRo
ben 9eutiGeH cine iOlae 8utG eiuiIOBeH
ueroe, Oa5 bie puur Vsu'&ngldnber Slider,
in berru Sntsreiie bic angeorohten Reprehds
lien erariffen neroen iouten, ftd oarauf &C.
Iu6t MAIDEN miiBteH, nit Cad HHo Bad in
Saa Uieer aenorfen 81 meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17

6eitele araHTbeiteu beiosr 9e'@!s4(et'
oleiduiel, uia eutitanoeH' 9rHRoIi.q II5'rt,
1oreijrs NIT 5ebu StleImarteu Iag 0ul
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
9atapstO- 2IaRfmii9fea.
SsrIanst bon Gareut SroeeE
PATAPSCO sUPERLATIYE PATENT
PATAPSCO SUPERLATINE PATENT
Sas Saupts@atssHwsbI umertEa'
BLHTIMORE, Mo.

TtsI, berthm!s gorte brinst In @rosbrtttanHtsH
Rtet bts brei Se1iain9e ir $50 BfuHo mebr, as bic
SrrOorraqenben Brhtiubrs Rot1,n BdeHte bteles
eoHees, fpOoure9 thre n6tTIegenen Gt9enpatten bei
SerReHuns bes tDeibsiten, i0madbattefteh une
aahEbafteffeu @EoOeS tlar bdlgst9au III.
IDg7, ,Di3oga, ,2D7ttT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
ReFntti@ttR

9ie beutige SteutreinHabnlc bttutg S225,=
702 unb bic 3Oueinuabms 81, ,191 ,O5l.
CUR @iul6nng bsftmmte g}atiouol- Bout-
gioteu I'M betrage Don $184, 900 Iieieu beute
i'm GdnSamte etH.
Die lluteriuduug Ibsr Die ggabIuuruben
in ugtOu=&ouHtq, Ser., uur0e heute
bon oenl ~ bieiem 3msde ernnnnten SEb'
Gcmite bee Senatss @ouite s fir RriDilsgisu
uHO Eablen isrtgeictt.
Sir uGdfie g8odle miro cine abermali9e
ginberuIuug BON $4,000 900 Oretproienttz
ger BOnbs euuartet. Die nod au5fdHOigen
$40, GOO FOLDER 8ont9 ueroen b0hf
pahrIheiuIid nod Dor oem |. Sutj eiuberA'
iln utroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
GnnIiiae stlbtrbeIps.

QOubou, 16. 6ebruar. - 9u geicefer
uuroe heute Gbeu0 cine bon eiuflu5reidsH
BsriOuen ueraufaItete SeriammluHg abges
balteu, melde bic 6aItung Der Silberpartet
in 8albiugt0n iuOOifrte uub eiHfimmtg etnea
8sIdIub anHahm, Der ertldrt, oaB uidbts &C.
riuqeres, als Oie 6reiprdguug bes Stibers
bic Breile i'm SnteTsfe Der SdulOuertlafe
aufrsdlt erbaltsu fOnue, uHb baB Der @tuiuB
BON g2auneru aLsic9 Seasr, SpmeS, gBedver
uHo 8laHO BON Der 9r0Bteu 24ihti9teit let.
Dee FarsEtae WrbettsrsHuiruhr In RuBIauO.
gOnbOn, II. 6ebruar.-@iuer 8spelht
ans Sbeiia ;uiolge mur6e Der fiir3lide Quis
rubr in Der 9emibof'ideR Spinnerei ourt
bic i'm @iullnuee NIT eiHem neuen 8eieee
boraeuommsue GutlafUug Oou $500 Sraueu
uu6 Rtuber Ueruria6t. SuperiuteH6eut Or'
loft uub letu aiffent Sadbaroif muToeH Don
Sem D2ob ermOroet un6 anbers 8eamte eutt
aiuaeu uur init Tuapper gtotb 6em SoSe
Sie auIriibrer OemOlirteu bic Slireaus uni
iGmmtIihe giurihtuugeu Der SpiRHerei, eiU
itIisBlih 6er 9laihtHerie. Der aRsbrud
iOl BOA Nuardtteu anssia6t mCrbsu IeiH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
g6astatriaS iar 6bspeieg,

Sn ber geiirtgtu 8abinets. .Situn9 muret
be3iiglid Ser @nti4dbi9uns Der GbiHeeu i'm
GerrItorium @aihingtoH, tuelde geIe9eutIid
Der bort I'M leBten Sommer fattgebnbteu
8ugeit1rungan &erluife erlitteH, beratbeu.
GS puroe 6eIdloHen, bic fd auf S4167 be-
lauienoen SoroeruugeH Dem @oHgreB 81 ubers
rUstfeH HHb bieler S6rperi4ait Die Be9leiduu9
bes Gnlpmfe5 5u empisbleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17

Ger erie GfaBamtss @0utroleur Dat 6ie
EOr6erung Der Central 9iatiounl= 8anR" bon
Cincinnati beBii9lid beS BertberiageS bon
Coupons Ron 7.3O proieutigen yIOten I'M BE-
trnge bon $4,000, fueldle I'M Sabre 1865
geIegsntIid eiHes umjuges Der 8ant oerIo'
rem ginsen, ab9erUieien, oa Der Semeis oa'
fiir, 0nB bic Coupons ft an ben gtOten be-
ianbeu, nidt erbraft muroe, unO ierrer,
neil Die 8OrOerung ju ip0t gelteno gemabt
frnrhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
Rein lltbetidlnh Id IanisnOtn glomai.

DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lm IlOHaT 0es
bruar beIaHfeH fidj iopeit auf S18, 100000,
im Gurdiduitt auf iiber $I,OOO,OOO pro
Gag. Die auegaben fn0 uuBergew0bult6
grOB setpeien, uub bieieHiaeu fir BeuiiOHeH
alletn betraaen naheiu S2O,OOO,OO0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17

QiUtrpooI, Is. Sebr., l2.3O Witta8s. -
8aunmcue: M(ittslloJte GberlaH6er 51,s;
oitto Dem Orleans ST. - Die 8erfir;e
betIuqeu 10000 8uueu, Spetulat!oa ur6
Gusuh. 1900, 3uiubr $4,000.
gouoon, l6. 6ebrEor,-E5r. Staaten'
Cbliaati0ueu: 4sFro3. 1909, Ditto 45sproJ.
lIC5. Qtlieu: 0.e9.= SO. ASS, Ditto Bricr
II, Gan. Sac. 625, grie 345, bite BriOr
lOl, SUs. Central 49,, Wtertcau 51t, ct,
Saul 9S-, R,s9. Central 1853, PtRul9ls
oaRiu 57, 9eu6iu9 I9s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22

THE President in his message, touches
pointedly on trusts" saying that sit is
notorious that competition is too often
strangled by combinations quite preva-
lent at this time and frequently called
trusts = The people can hard
ly hope for any consideration in the
operation of these selfish schemes"
AS the tariff certainly was not imLvs
ed for the benefit of trusts" and as
their existence in most cases is proof
"that some one is willing to accept
lower prices for such commodity and
that such prices are remunerative,
Is X II case would seem to be
presented for an easy reduction of tax
ation.'
This is sound logic and strikes home.
The claim has been that protection
would soon increase home competition
and give the people cheaper fabrics; but
we here see these protected and
favored mOnopolists combining to pre-
vent the results of honest competition.
The audacity of combining to raise the
price of a commodity to the disadvan-
tage of the people who protect its man
ufacture and can withdraw that pro-
lection speaks for itself. Manufacture
ers having entered these combinations
have helped the cause of tariff reform
greatly by abusing the favOrs that have
been granted them. They have espec-
tally invited attention and ought to re-
Ceiye il,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22

A PREACHER, who recently sermon
lied on good manners. occasionally
mounts the political rostrum, and in
dulges in blackguard abuse of the op-
posite party.
The man who poses as an authority
or a model in good Manners should
see to his own talk and walk.
The man who was noted for his
coarse jokes and yarns may have been
in most respects worthy, and all that,
but as model in good manners, we re-
spectfully question.
No person of sense doubts the i'm
portance of dress and address, neither
"eXpressed in fancy. A very proper
rule in assent and dissent as to commu-
nication is "yea, yea" and may, nay"
for whatsoever else is supertluOus, and
"cometh of evil"
1t is not every fellow that mounts
the pulpit by authority, who is good
authority in such matters. He may,
though, be better in precept than exam
pie. Not every man who occupies such
lofty station becomes an oracle thereby.
He may so imagine, but others can see
that "pigmies are pigmies still, though
perched on Alps"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22

are always the first 10 smell caFrion. They
are self-appointed detectives. ! lay this
down as rule without any exception, that
those people who have the most faults
themselves are the most meTciess in their
watching Of others. From scalp of head
10 sole of foot they are full of jealousies
and hypercriticisms. They spend their
life in hunting f. muskrats and mud
turtles, instead hunting for Rocky
Mountain eagles, always for something
mean instead of something grand. They
look at their neighbors' imperfections
through q microscope, and look at their
own imperfectiohs through a telescope up-
side down. Twenty faults of their own do
not hurt them 80 much as one fault Of
somebody else. Their neighbors' imperfec-
tions are like gnats and they strains them
out; their own imperfeutions are like camels
and they swallow them.
But lest some might think they escape
the scrutiny of the text, have to tell you
that we all come under the divine satire
when we make the question of time mora
prominent than the question of eternity.
Come, now, let US all go into the con-
fessional. Are not all tempted to make
the question, Where shall l live now2
greater than the question, Where shall I
live forever? How shall get more dollars
here? greater than the question. How
shall lay up treasures in Heaven? the
question, How shall pay my debts to
manP greater than the question, How
shall meet my obligations to God? the
question, How shall 1 gain the world1
greater than the question, What if lose
my soul? the question, Why did God let
question, How shall I get it extirpated
from my nature? the question, What shall
do with the twenty, or forty, or seventy
years of my sublunar existence? greater
than the question, What shall do with
the millions of cycles of my post terrestrial
existence. Time, how small it isl Eter-
nifty, how vast 1t isl The fermeR more in
significant in comparison with the latter
than gnat is insignificant when compared
with camel. We dedged the text. We
said, SThat doesn't mean me, and that
doesn't mean me, "'and with o ruinous be-
nevolenee we are giving the whole sermon
away.
But let us all surrender to the charge.
What an ado about things here! What
poor preparation for a great eternityl As
though minnow we're larger than behe-
moth, as though swallow took wider cir.
cult than an albatross, as though o nettle
we're taller than q Lebanon cedar, as
though gnat were greater than camel,
as though q minute were longer than o
century, as though time were higher,
deeper, broader than eternity. So the text
which flashed with lightning of wit as
Christ uttered it is followed by the crash
ing thunders of awful catastrophe to those
who make the questions of time greater
than the questions of the future, the on
coming, overshadowing future. Oh, eter-
nifty! eternityl eternityl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22
Saturday, the 7th day of JAN, 1888,

The following described real estate situate in Lex
ington township, Stark county, Ohio being lot num-
ber seyenty-nine C79) in Teeters addition to the
town of Alliance.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p m. Terms
cash.
A LE1NINGER, Sheriff.
J. o. b. HoovER Att'v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at Dur
bin, Wright & Co.'S drug store as their
giving away to their customers of so
many free trial bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous In this very
valuable article, from the fact that It
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseas.
es quickly cured. You can test it be-
fore buying by getting a trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22

THE New York Commercial Adver-
tiser goes back on Blaine in this fash.
ion: "The question is the perfectly sim
Pile one. Shall we so readjust our tax
avs as to cheaper whisky, beer and to-
bacco to those of the people who use
these articles, or shall we, instead, so
readiust them as to cheaper the neces-
saries of life to all people? Is it better
to make whisky cheap or to chespen
those necessary things that everybody
uses every day? That is all there is of
the issue which those who seek to make
a party question of the Presidents
recommendations would present to the
country.
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4O-ACre Farm For Sale

Situated 10 miles from Canton 3 miles from Middle
branch railroad station and miles from Marlboro
Improvements, house and barn: also u good well
and good fruit. AT bargain. FOrsale or exchange
for city property Address W. NJ. MUHS,
nov3-tf 145 Housed ST., Canton o.
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country

ONE of the most gratifying incidents
brought abo1t by the Presidents late
message is the endorsement of it by the
Samuel j. Randall Democratic club Of
Pittsburgh.
The name and the place are signi6-
cant; and it is noble sign pregnant
with hope. There is no better mission
airy ground anywhere than Pennsylva.
mia. Let the question of honest taxa.
ton be fairly and squarely met every.
where. Let the cry be-abolish unnec.
essary war taxes that injure business,
oppress labor and endanger financial
prosperity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22
SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue OF an order Of SALE issued by the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county Ohio
for sale at public outcry at the door OF the Conr
house, In the City Of Canton on 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-22

Mrs. Mary A., wife of Mr.. Jonas
Braucher, of Jackson township, died
yesterday; aged 46 years. The funeral
will take place on Saturday at 10 o'clock
from Mud Brook Church. Mrs. Brauch-
er was a step-mother Of Mrs. f. A. Fos-
ter and Mrs. II. A. Ball Of this city,